Idioms
prick up one's ears
to listen more closely (like an animal moving its ears to hear better)
I pricked up my ears and listened to what the speaker was saying.
pride and joy
pride oneself on/in (something)
prime mover
privy to something
promise (someone) the moon
prone to (something)
proof is in the pudding/proof of the pudding is in the eating
propose a toast
prove to be (someone or something)
provided that (something is so)
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have been around
cover up (something) or cover (something) up
make (something) out of nothing
in plain language/English
whole ball of wax
in the chips
blaze a trail (in something)
put (someone) away or put away (someone)
create a stink
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Bird droppings are the chief export of Nauru, an island nation in the Western Pacific
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